Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-06-13

found elsewhere II the county.
AlIpau<
John Wright has gone to Colorado to
visit grandson.
Celia jerks fell from carriage recent
ly and so injured knee that she is confn-
ed to her bed.
There was a family gathering at l. L.
Sanderson's Friday, at which all his chill
dren We're present except one, who Is in
the West.
Mrs. jessie (McLellan) Eldridge and
Miss Yina Mcclellan from Westfield,
Mass, are visiting their parents and
friends in this vicinity.
Charles Howard is home from Michigan.
Katie HYDE Is home from California
where she has been engaged in teaching.
Her health, which was poor when she
went away i much improved
Mr.. Tillotson Is building large modern
barn on his place in the edge of Crafts
bury. He bought the old starch factory,
and as he was taking it down, his hired
man accidentally had an iron pin driven
through his hand.
There has been a sale for good horses
here the past week. Orren Delano. 5. F.
Phelps and NJ. B. Chafey each sold one.
W H. Hayden sold his pair of mules for
Jersey COW prices, we suppose. A. p.
Dow and James A. Dow have young
horses for sale.
East ALBANY
Chas. P. Cobb is in very feeble health.
Geo. Annis is building large barn
this summer.
Mrs Ira Merrill on Thursday afternoon,
June 10th.
Geo. H. Wells family went to Nashua,
y. H., last Saturday. He has been at
work there several weeks.
Barton Landing
Nelson Gallup is dangerously i'll.
Regular meeting of the G. A. R. Post
tomorrow evening.
Henry Hazelton, so long miller for
Skinner & Brown, has bought the Geo.
Nye place, paying about SI15O.
Mrs. Abbie Chamberlain of Albany has
rented a tenement of Ed. Stafford, and
will make this village her home hereafter.
Both churches were richly adorned
with flowers, and the sermons and con-
cert exercises were interesting and ap-
for Children's Day.
The law relative to drunkenness and Ii
quor selling was put in force here, and
several parties We're quite heavily fined.
Quit the disreputable business and there
will be no trouble.
south Barton
Ezra ClOugh found the native straw
berries quite thick" June 9th.
Rev. John Forrest is preaching for the
Free Baptists at the old church at East
Albany.
Aaron Drown has been putting an addi-
ton on to his shop. Keep on Aaron,
there is more room down the river.
Henry Pillsbury has sold SOC. 900 feet of
lumber. His fine stock of Jerseys came
out looking well this spring, but he wants
to sell part Of them. He can not run
high-toned and high-blooded stock and
spend his winters in Florida
BroNvninELOn
Caddie Jenkins goes to Montpelier on a
visit.
S. S Tinkham is in a poor state of
health.
Geo. y Grow has been in town and
taken his grandmother, Fanny Grow,
home with him.
Mrs. Henry Smith is in poor health, and
Mr. Smith has been obliged to leave his
job of working the highways.
EZvanSv1IIe.
Mrs. Albro Twombly of Boston is Wis
iting at her fathers.
4 big hailstorm last Friday at II o'clock
q. m Hail on the ground at dark Friday
night where it rolled off the roofs of
houses.
Mr.. Charles Smith of Mahanoy Penn,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. J. H. Evans.
Frank H. Alexander has gone to the
Mountains to work.
J. W. Brown Son are charging their
store, so as to keep more dry goods.
last Charleston.
The water is getting low at Lang's
mill and business is getting Il little slack.
c. c. Johnson has moved to Island
Pond Elder Hopkins has moved to Echo
Pond into the house that Johnson vaca-
ted.
Streeter & Son are repairing their
house; Mrs. Piper, c. Carruth, T. S.
Cobleigh and F. Trip have painted their
houses.
Nick Warner of Island Pond has
bought the interest of Charles Chase in
the stage line and W. Towle is driving
again.-HOsea Wheeler of CraftsburY
has bought of the J. Bly, estate the c.
Goodwin place. paying s35O.-W. Stod-
dard mas bought the Mordecai Davis
farm for I,4OO.-A Cushman talks of
selling his farm to c. Chase for 81, 100
G.. F. Davis is buying pretty much all
there is around him and has recently
purchased the Lawhill place for 5000
very good trade.
West Charleston
Mrs A. J. Morrill, has recently been in
town visiting friends.
f. J. Bruce and wife have just returned
from a visit to Montpelier.
Glen JOY of Morgan has moved into
one part of Ben. TOwnshend's house
Delos Marion has moved to Holland
and viii work in the creamery there this
summer.
Sarah Page, who has been a sufferer
for years, died early Wednesday morning,
he sth inst, aged 30 years
Charles Human has sold his farm,
known as the Albert Lawrence place, TO
Charles Chase of East Charleston for
s., 900.
1t is hoped that the people will all re-